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| 5951 | Along with unmarried daughter Mary Jane, in household of daughter & son-in-law Victoria & Jacob Stickle. Frances was indicated as being afflicted with cancer. | BRIDWELL, Frances A. "Fanny" (I137781)
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| 5952 | Along with unmarried daughter Nancy, enumerated in household of son George Pritchard. | PRITCHARD, Peter (I22577)
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| 5953 | Along with younger sister Alice, listed in household of older sister Rosa and her husband Oliver Windon. Marital status divorced. In the adjacent household, living alone, was their older brother Samuel. | HUSK, Charles Wesley (I1006)
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| 5954 | Along wtih sister Addie, listed as a ward in the household of Charles A. & Elizabeth (Huber) Smith and their five children. | YOUNG, Charles F. (I138523)
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| 5955 | Alpha | SMITH, Troy Morgan (I76477)
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| 5956 | Alpha Retta Coberly Miles Osborn, age 109, departed this life at 6:55 a.m., Wednesday, December 29, 2010 at Pierpont Center, Fairmont following an extended illness. She was born in Gilmer County a daughter of the late Daniel L. and Ella Jane Rhoades Coberly. Her early years were spent in Gilmer County where she then married, moved to Akron, worked and retired from Firestone Rubber Company. She attended Akron Baptist Temple for numerous years. She was an avid photographer and crafter and loved to travel. She was first married to Ed Miles in 1920 and he preceded her in death in 1951 and then to Elden Osborn in 1955 who preceded her in death in 1982. She is survived by only one sister-in-law, Mrs. Champ (Ruby) Coberly of Glenville and several nieces and nephews, Edith Louise Clark, Paul Coberly, Bernard Coberly, Betty Jean Patteson, Bobby Coberly, Roland Coberly, Alpha Lee Gerwig, Gary Coberly, Marlene Collins, Verna Dean Ellis Sheets and Ella Belle Coen. Several nieces and nephews preceded her in death. Alpha was the last surviving member of her immediate family having been preceded in death by four brothers and five sisters, Art, Artho, Isom and Champ Coberly; Arnetta Brown, Beatrice Furr, Arminta Brown, Vera Ellis and Edith Cook McQuilken. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, January 2nd, 2011 at the Ellyson Mortuary, Inc., Glenville with Rev. Ronzel Roberts officiating. Burial will follow in the Rock Grove Cemetery at Linn. Friends will be received from 1-2 p.m. Sunday at the Mortuary. Ellyson Mortuary, Inc. is assisting the family of Alpha Osborn with arrangements. Published in the Hur Herald 12/31/2010 | COBERLY, Alpha Retta (I5263)
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| 5957 | Also enumerated as a boarder, age 20, occupation teamster in oil field, in household of Delbert Leatherman in Grant District, Doddridge Co. | BEE, Raymond E. (I52444)
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| 5958 | Also enumerated as a member of brother Harvey's household in Albemarle County, Virginia. | REED, Sterling Franklin (I79503)
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| 5959 | Also identified as contact person in brother James' World War II draft registration. | INGLE, Henry Pearcy (I98220)
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| 5960 | Also in his household in the 1870 Census: Sarah Jennings, 34, b. Ireland; Mariah Jennings, 1, b. WVa. | FAULKNER, Timothy (I87431)
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| 5961 | Also in household in 1900, besides wife: His sister Anna (46, b. Vermont, single), servant James Harper Jr (age not given, b. Ohio, teamster), servant Charley Harper (20, b. WVa, single). In 1920: Foster child Helen O. Coulehan, 15, b. WVa; roomer John Sullivan, 72, b. Vermont, single; roomer Harley McCollom, 20, b. Ohio, snapper at glass plant, widowed. In 1930, Thomas Coulehan was head of household, 78, occupation railroad construction, marital status married. The only other household member was a boarder, John W. Mulligan, 62, b. WVa, laborer at odd jobs, widowed. | COULEHAN, Thomas Jr. (I87444)
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| 5962 | Also in household in 1910 were grandsons Walter Cozad, 16, Willie Cozad, 14, and Freddy Darnold, 10, all born in Ohio. Also in household in 1920 were grandsons Edgar Cozad, 22, and Fred A. Darnold, 20, both born in Ohio. In 1920, location specified as Goose Run Road. | DARNOLD, Carr M. (I79082)
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| 5963 | Also in household was his nephew Okey J. Darnold, b. Feb 1885. | DARNOLD, Carr M. (I79082)
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| 5964 | Also in household was niece Myrtle Martin, age 13. | GALLIEN, James (I88355)
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| 5965 | Also in their household was Elizabeth Archbold, age 66, relationship not given. | ARCHBOLD, Lydia M. (I44348)
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| 5966 | also not listed among survivors in brother Martin's 1974 obituary | HALL, Martha Luverne (I20342)
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| 5967 | Also reported as the Collins Homestead Cemetery, Freed, Calhoun Co, WV. Inscription on her headstone: Phebe Tucker Cunningham. 1761-1845. One of the most noted women of colonial times who was captured by the Indians in 1785 and remained as their prisoner for three years. her four children who were captured with her all met tragic deaths at the hands of the savage foe. The voice that shouted glory to God in the midst of the savages shouted glory in death. | TUCKER, Phebe (I47842)
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| 5968 | Also served aboard the USS Ashland (LSD-1). | CUNNINGHAM, Austin Donal "Don" (I26743)
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| 5969 | Also served in Robinson's Company with the Doddridge County Home Guards. | PRUNTY, Francis Marion (I40403)
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| 5970 | Also went by last name Hackleman. There is some confusion as to her true maiden name and where the other name came from. | MCALLISTER, Mattie E. (I8782)
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| 5971 | Also, since 1972, he and his wife Donna were caretakers of the Cabin Cabin Run Cemetery in Doddridge County. | WILLIAMS, Paul Owen (I21984)
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| 5972 | Although "The History of Doddridge County" (1979), p. 67, states that Bert Adams was an attorney, and his death record indicates that he was a lawyer for United Fuel Gas Co., all other records (census and draft registrations) show him as a stenographer or secretary. | ADAMS, Bert (I21051)
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| 5973 | Although "West Union Cemeteries," p. 23, reports a headstone for U. Grant Summers (1870-1945) at Masonic Cemetery, his obituary and death record state that he was buried at the IOOF Cemetery at Blockhouse Hill. | SUMMERS, U. Grant (I27270)
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| 5974 | Although a birth date of Sep 2 1857 has been reported, age 6 in the 1860 Census and age 15 in the 1870 Census would put her birth in about 1854 or 1855. | SMITH, Amanda Elizabeth (I79326)
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| 5975 | Although a lawyer in his early life, Rufus Maxwell did not practice the profession after the Civil War. He was Justice of the Peace in Lewis County, but moved to Tucker County in 1856, where he filled the offices of District Attorney, Superintendent of Schools, County Surveyor, and was a representative in the West Virginia House of Delegates 1866-1870. In 1852 he received a patent for his improvement to churns. | MAXWELL, Rufus (I34293)
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| 5976 | Although a marker is reported for her at the Masonic Cemetery in West Union alongside other family members, her death record indicates burial in Parkersburg, and her obituary states that "interment was made in the I.O.O.F. mausoleum in Parkersburg, Tuesday afternoon." | TWYFORD, Martha Delphia (I78107)
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| 5977 | Although age 30 given at time of marriage would put birth in about 1873, and headstone has birthdate as 1866, death record specifies birthdate as Mar 17 1867. 1900 Census shows birthdate as Aug 1867. | PRIMM, Nathan Henry (I28612)
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| 5978 | Although age at death calculates to a birth date of Nov 3 1854, a birth date of Nov 3 1853 has also been reported, which would be more fitting with the birth date of her next younger sibling. | HARDMAN, Rosa Virginia (I35777)
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| 5979 | Although age given at 1870 and 1880 censuses would put birth in about 1816, age 21 given in 1850 Census and age 75 in death record puts it in about 1819. Birth date on headstone appears to be Nov 29 1816, although the "6" could also be seen as an "8". The spelling of his name is seen consistently in records as Edmund, but his headstone has it as Edmond. | CAIN, Edmund L. (I56144)
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| 5980 | Although age stated in marriage record and in obituary would put birth in about 1864, date on headstone is 1861, and 1900 Census shows birth date as July 1861. But age 17 in 1880 Census would put it in about 1863, while "Davis - The Settlers of Salem WV," p. 107, reports birth date as May 19 1859. | BEE, McClellan C. "Mack" (I35928)
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| 5981 | Although birth date is shown in records and on headstone as Aug 1880, she was listed in the 1880 Census, enumerated in June 1880, with age given as 10 months and month of birth given as August. | HUSK, Sarah Jane (I793)
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| 5982 | Although birth date on headstone is Sep 15 1857, the 1900 Census showed her as age 47, with birth date of Sep 1852. | STOUT, Bertha (I41840)
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| 5983 | Although birth record reflects a date of Oct 17 1871, headstone shows birth date as Sep 16 1871. | HAUGHT, John W. (I964)
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| 5984 | Although birth records indicate his birth on Jun 18 1919, he was not present for the 1920 Census, and his age in the 1930 Census was nine. His Army enlistment records indicate a birth year of 1920. | BLAKE, Kenneth (I78864)
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| 5985 | Although birth records show a birth date of Oct 18 1856, it is shown as Feb 1857 in the 1900 Census, while age 51y 10m 14d in her death record calculates to a birth date of Dec 25 1857. She was age 2 in the 1860 Census, and age 17 in her 1875 marriage record, both of which would put her birth in about 1858. Her headstone has only the year 1857. | UNDERWOOD, Mary Ann (I94940)
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| 5986 | Although both Ethel Elizabeth Sims' marriage record and death record give her birthplace as Doddridge County, there is no birth record on file for her in Doddridge. Her birth is recorded instead in Taylor County birth records, with the entry specifying the location as Central Station, which is located in Doddridge County. Based on census records and the birth records of some of her siblings, her family had resided in Doddridge County's Central District until shortly before the 1900 Census, by which time they had relocated to Taylor County. | SIMS, Ethel Elizabeth (I129468)
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| 5987 | Although both his marriage record and death record show his birth place as Doddridge County, his birth record shows is in Braxton County. | GREATHOUSE, Glydus J. (I52214)
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| 5988 | Although both his marriage record and his WW II draft registration state his birthplace as Randolph County, his birth record shows it as Alton in Upshur County. | SIMS, Andrew Payton (I129476)
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| 5989 | Although both his obituary and death record state that he was buried at Oxford Baptist Cemetery, "Doddridge County Cemeteries," Vol III, p. 65, reports that he was buried at the Michael (aka Oxford M.P.) Cemetery. However, the cited basis for that report was not an actual reading, but rather information provided by a particular individual. | JONES, Ira E. (I18185)
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| 5990 | Although buried in Ritchie County, there is a cenotaph memorial marker for him at the Barker Farm Cemetery in Calhoun County. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=18244876 | CUNNINGHAM, Thomas (I47841)
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| 5991 | Although census records predominantly identify him, his father and his son as Stewart, other records (e.g., SSDI, draft registration cards, and some censuses) indicated Stuart, as does Hanna's "Ohio Valley Genealogies," p. 113. 1900 Census, Ramsey Co, Minnesota (city of St. Paul), enumerated on Jun 2 1900: Stewart B. Shotwell, 39, b. Apr 1861 in Ohio, manager of loan company, married 9 yrs; wife Carrie M, 35, b. Sep 1864 in Ohio, mother of one child (still living); son Stewart M, 7, b. Apr 1893 in Minnesota; servant Laura Olson, 28, b. Feb 1872 in Norway, immigrated 1890, single. 1910 Census, Ramsey Co, Minnesota (city of St. Paul), enumerated in Apr 1910: Stuart B. Shotwell, 49, b. Ohio, broker for copper company; wife Carrie, 45, b. Ohio, mother of one child (still living); son Stewart M, 17, b. Minnesota, single; servant Ida Arneson, 21, b. Minnesota, single. | Family: Stuart Beebe SHOTWELL, Jr. / Caroline "Carrie" MCILVAINE (F1965)
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| 5992 | Although Chester Dawson entered the Army from West Union on May 27, 1918, along with 64 other recruits, there is no evidence that he ever lived in Doddridge County, either before or after the war. | DAWSON, Chester (I99947)
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| 5993 | Although date on headstone is 1876, and age 88 on death certifcate in 1956 would put birth in about 1868, the 1900 Census specifies his birth date as Oct 1874, with age given as 25 at time of enumeration on Jun 2 1900. | VINCENT, George Elmos (I10732)
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| 5994 | Although death record gives birth date as Jan 4 1885, and headstone also gives birth year as 1885, the 1900 Census states his age as 16 and his birth date as Jan 1884. But both of those dates conflict with birth date of brother Sherman, in Aug 1884. | JONES, Marshall Lafayette (I45912)
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| 5995 | Although death record gives birthplace as Calhoun County, marriage record states Roane County. | HUSK, U. S. Grant (I818)
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| 5996 | Although death record stated birth date as Jun 15 1903, family records indicate his birth as Jun 15 1902, and his headstone also shows his birth in 1902. His age in the 1910 Census, enumerated in April 1910, shows his age as 8, consistent with the birth year 1902. For these reasons, the death record is consisered to be in error. | DAVIS, Cecil H. (I52897)
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| 5997 | Although death record states birth date as Jan 4 1871, he appears in the Census of Harrison County enumerated in Aug 1870, with age given as one. Age at time of Sep 1890 marriage was given as 20. It thus appears likely that his birth date was actually Jan 4 1870. | MCNEMAR, David L. (I29083)
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| 5998 | Although death record states her birthplace as Doddridge County, her marriage record shows it as Lewis County. | COX, Nancy Ann (I33522)
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| 5999 | Although death records at the Upshur County courthouse indicate that he died at Buckhannon in Upshur Co, WV, his death certificate on file at the West Virginia Dept of Health's Division of Vital Statistics show that the place of death was at Exchange in the Otter District of Braxton County. His obituary specifies that he died "at his home on Cedar Creek, near Exchange," in Braxton County. | GASTON, Eli Clark (I250)
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| 6000 | Although death records indicate that they were boys, obituary of brother Darrel states that he was predeceased by infant twin sisters. | RICHARDS, (Twin girls) (I2968)
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